Sentence examples for contingent of students from inspiring English sources

There's a huge online contingent of students seeking homework help.

But there was also a contingent of students from a writing class that Ms. Gordon teaches at Barnard College.

Several players said their professors have season tickets, and a large contingent of students and fans traveled to the conference tournament in Maryland.

Dartmouth has a large contingent of students from private high schools, about 45 percent of undergraduates, compared with 32 percent at Harvard, for example, and 38 percent at the University of Chicago.

In the mid-19th century the American contingent of students at Düsseldorf was so large that the academy was looked on as a normal experience for the American art student.

A couple of days later, Sanders spoke at a get-out-the-vote rally in Columbia that attracted a large contingent of students, most of them white, from the University of South Carolina.

The course had a reputation for easy grading and little required effort, so it had a large contingent of student athletes looking to make room for their time commitment to sports, according to the students.

Another controversy arose in April 1970 after students from Cushing objected to a plan put forth by a contingent of black students and approved by the Board of Trustees that would designate one wing of Cushing as a co-ed housing space for black students of all grades.

It may well be that a state school-only college would be over-populated by the products of grammar schools and students with educated upper-middle-class parents (at present, colleges are already populated by a contingent of such students plus the private school cohort).

Relative to their population, South Koreans contribute its biggest contingent of foreign students.

He keeps an eye on what, at 25,000, is the biggest contingent of foreign students in the United States.